Extending the hand of peace and finding a way to talk it out and rebuild after it seems like things are so broken beyond repair that they could never go back to normal. Thank goodness it's been renewed for seasons 2 & 3. Invincible is a series that's all about villain rehabilitation and forgiveness. It's character-drama, action-adventure, 'cape-opera', and universe-making stuff that proves it's truly special. Witness the conclusion of Mark Grayson’s epic adventures, from THE DEATH OF EVERYONE to THE END OF ALL THINGS. Witness the conclusion of Mark Graysons epic adventures, from 'The Death of Everyone' to 'The End of All Things. It’s here: the third massive paperback collection of the greatest comic in the universe.

Invincible feels like an extension of the shows so many of us grew up with, and a maturing of the kinds of stories Bruce Timm started off years ago, without losing the sense of superhero fun. Its here: the third massive paperback collection of the greatest comic in the universe. However, the 'splashes' of humour and quippy dialogue IS something Invincible does honour and lean into when it comes to revering other superhero shows like Batman this show takes something like the DCAU and decides to use it as a launchpad for Uber-violence and character-centric world-building focusing on sex and grey morality in a MARVEL-like universe. Considering both are Image properties, it's also no surprise that the violence in them is something that a Bruce-Timm-Batman cartoon wouldn't touch with a ten-foot poll, or Spider-Man toons even. Invincible takes the classic Image Comics series and gives us the best mature animated superhero series since Spawn: The Animated Series. Invincible Compendium Volume 1 Paperback Illustrated, 30 August 2011 by Robert Kirkman (Author), Cory Walker (Artist), Ryan Ottley (Artist) 6,629 ratings Part of: Invincible See all formats and editions Kindle 58.90 Read with Our Free App Paperback 88.82 14 New from 88.

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